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Well understood.
We all prayed for their safe return

Popular gospel singer but i am just hearing her name for the first time.

Nigerians and curses are like family matter.
Is it curse that lead us to this point?

Better.No be everything you go dey do chochocho because you're now a popular figure. I didn't know why all these GenZ celebrities dont learn from their seniors, just because they want to trend. Someone who used to wear xs-xs-xs wears, which she selected at oshodi under bridge. Her life story was touching but most of them don't remember all that once the become a star.

I learnt she lost thousands of followers, following that statement. As a celebrity sef, you need to be always apolitical because a lot of people across political and ethnic affiliations are your fans. But ntori ijekuje, they soon forget all that.

You deserve every backlash you get. It's your type of mentality that dragged Nigeria to this level we are. Keep praying while government keep failing to do their duties.
Call out nonsense that is being done and say it as it is rather than turning everything to religion/spiritual.

When you dont think before setting camera

Odewaleadesoye:
Popular Nigerian gospel musician, Yinka Alaseyori, has publicly apologized to Nigerians over remarks on the abducted school children in Oyo state.

DAILY POST reports that bandits invaded Community High School, Ahoro-Esinele in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State on May 15 2026 and abducted 7 teachers and several students.

A few hours after the abduction, the gunmen beheaded one of the teachers in a scary viral video online.

The attack has raised concerns over insecurity in schools and educational institutions nationwide,

Following the government’s inability to secure the release of the kidnapped victims, Labour Union, parents, and many Nigerians have continued to protest across Nigeria.

Reacting to the development in a video on Monday, Yinka Alaseyori who noted that the government is working on the children’s release, urged Nigerians to support president Bola Tinubu and the security agencies with prayers.

Following her remarks, many users including celebrities took to social media to call the singer out and criticize her for not being realistic, insisting that insecurity requires decisive government action rather than religious appeals.

Reacting to backlash, the singer in a new video on Wednesday, tendered a public apology to Nigerians

she said.

Gospel Singer Adeyinka Alaseyori begs Nigerians for forgiveness following backlash over her recent video

pic.twitter.com/oO4kdCIE0F

— Instablog9ja (@instablog9ja) June 3, 2026

DAILY POST

This poster is a mischief maker. She didn't apologize for her comment, she apologized for not covering some people. What she posted was not offensive except of course to the usual mob

APC supporters and apologists talk before they think because of blind support and overzealous subjective support for bad governance.
She is only apologizing because her music career will nosedive, not because she has remorse for misyarning.

This slowpoke gospel singer......anyone trying to justify this government incompetency has always proved to be possessed by demons.......see this haggards doggly poggy.......

Odewaleadesoye:
Popular Nigerian gospel musician, Yinka Alaseyori, has publicly apologized to Nigerians over remarks on the abducted school children in Oyo state.

DAILY POST reports that bandits invaded Community High School, Ahoro-Esinele in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State on May 15 2026 and abducted 7 teachers and several students.

A few hours after the abduction, the gunmen beheaded one of the teachers in a scary viral video online.

The attack has raised concerns over insecurity in schools and educational institutions nationwide,

Following the government’s inability to secure the release of the kidnapped victims, Labour Union, parents, and many Nigerians have continued to protest across Nigeria.

Reacting to the development in a video on Monday, Yinka Alaseyori who noted that the government is working on the children’s release, urged Nigerians to support president Bola Tinubu and the security agencies with prayers.

Following her remarks, many users including celebrities took to social media to call the singer out and criticize her for not being realistic, insisting that insecurity requires decisive government action rather than religious appeals.

Reacting to backlash, the singer in a new video on Wednesday, tendered a public apology to Nigerians

she said.

Gospel Singer Adeyinka Alaseyori begs Nigerians for forgiveness following backlash over her recent video

pic.twitter.com/oO4kdCIE0F

— Instablog9ja (@instablog9ja) June 3, 2026

DAILY POST

The prayer our forefathers have been doing that lead us to where we are today.

If Israel rely on prayers ni they won't gather that confident and capacity to fight their enemies (terrorists) in the middle east.

Most of gospel celebrities has been brainwashed by religion, physical battle you carry am go spiritual.

Awon gisoro gbogbo

They have lost their conscience due to tribal and stomach infrastructure politics.

You don't need to apologize for your own truth. Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks. You can't say more than what you don't know and if they lie against you, you don't need to defend their lies, you say your own truth.

Odewaleadesoye:
Popular Nigerian gospel musician, Yinka Alaseyori, has publicly apologized to Nigerians over remarks on the abducted school children in Oyo state.

DAILY POST reports that bandits invaded Community High School, Ahoro-Esinele in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State on May 15 2026 and abducted 7 teachers and several students.

A few hours after the abduction, the gunmen beheaded one of the teachers in a scary viral video online.

The attack has raised concerns over insecurity in schools and educational institutions nationwide,

Following the government’s inability to secure the release of the kidnapped victims, Labour Union, parents, and many Nigerians have continued to protest across Nigeria.

Reacting to the development in a video on Monday, Yinka Alaseyori who noted that the government is working on the children’s release, urged Nigerians to support president Bola Tinubu and the security agencies with prayers.

Following her remarks, many users including celebrities took to social media to call the singer out and criticize her for not being realistic, insisting that insecurity requires decisive government action rather than religious appeals.

Reacting to backlash, the singer in a new video on Wednesday, tendered a public apology to Nigerians

she said.

Gospel Singer Adeyinka Alaseyori begs Nigerians for forgiveness following backlash over her recent video

pic.twitter.com/oO4kdCIE0F

— Instablog9ja (@instablog9ja) June 3, 2026

DAILY POST

na una sabi

me i no get time for shenanigans

Access to data and smartphones has made a lot of people stupid. They just talk anyhow. Showing how empty they are.

She has just made a grave mistake of apologising.

Does she think those trolling and bullying her for her opinion wants apology?

They've seen her as a weakling and would always come back .

atobs4real:
Well understood.
We all prayed for their safe return

What is faith without works?

What is prayer without works

Odewaleadesoye:
Popular Nigerian gospel musician, Yinka Alaseyori, has publicly apologized to Nigerians over remarks on the abducted school children in Oyo state.

DAILY POST reports that bandits invaded Community High School, Ahoro-Esinele in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State on May 15 2026 and abducted 7 teachers and several students.

A few hours after the abduction, the gunmen beheaded one of the teachers in a scary viral video online.

The attack has raised concerns over insecurity in schools and educational institutions nationwide,

Following the government’s inability to secure the release of the kidnapped victims, Labour Union, parents, and many Nigerians have continued to protest across Nigeria.

Reacting to the development in a video on Monday, Yinka Alaseyori who noted that the government is working on the children’s release, urged Nigerians to support president Bola Tinubu and the security agencies with prayers.

Following her remarks, many users including celebrities took to social media to call the singer out and criticize her for not being realistic, insisting that insecurity requires decisive government action rather than religious appeals.

Reacting to backlash, the singer in a new video on Wednesday, tendered a public apology to Nigerians

she said.

Gospel Singer Adeyinka Alaseyori begs Nigerians for forgiveness following backlash over her recent video

pic.twitter.com/oO4kdCIE0F

— Instablog9ja (@instablog9ja) June 3, 2026

DAILY POST

I have been trying to understand the outrage and outcry that greeted this woman's call for prayer and support for the President and the armed forces as they work for the release of the Oyo kidnap victims and other kidnap victims across the country. She is a woman of God and a gospel musician and I really do not see what she said that was so bad or insensitive. Could it have anything to do with the fact that she is from the southwest?

It is encouraging that she recognized how insensitive her statement was.
Religious leaders should remember that during his earthly ministry, Jesus consistently stood with the people, particularly the poor and marginalized, rather than aligning himself with those in authority when issues affecting the vulnerable were at stake.

Porksupplyib:
You deserve every backlash you get. It's your type of mentality that dragged Nigeria to this level we are. Keep praying while government keep failing to do their duties.
Call out nonsense that is being done and say it as it is rather than turning everything to religion/spiritual.

There's nothing bad in prayers guy but the biased comment made by her was an unfortunate one. Religous institutions don't have access to guns or security agencies, the president does. All they can do is pray God touches their heart because their hearts are evil. They don't care. Imagine tinubu comparing human life with that of an animal. His response was totally incoherent to the question asked on insecurity by that journalist.

Klington:
Popular gospel singer but i am just hearing her name for the first time.

You probably live under a rock

anonimi:
What is faith without works?

What is prayer without works

They will televise their work so far.
Wait there

Apology not accepted

Until them pickup Ur pikin so you could understand how it's feel

Klington:
Popular gospel singer but i am just hearing her name for the first time.

Dp you listen to gospel songs? Yes or No.

One day they'll kidnap someone she truly love, I hope she remembers to only pray and support the government then

If prayer and religion dey work. Nigeria for be like America.

Klington:
Popular gospel singer but i am just hearing her name for the first time.

You don't listen to gospel music. That is just it.

Pillar12:
You probably live under a rock

Yes I live under the cave, but i know the likes Tope Alabi and others.

yemmight:
You don't listen to gospel music. That is just it.

So Tope Alabi is not a gospel singer

We already know the people behind it
Ayo fayose mentioned them!

Before dishing out advice, try put yourself in the others' shoes to feel what they are going through. If na your pikin ehn, dem no born you well to talk that nonsense madam.